Method of making prestressed concrete poles, tubes, and support

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Direct application of fluid pressure differential to... – Shaping against interior of a forming surface by rotation of...

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264228, 425111, 425435, B28B 2134, B28B 120, B28B 130

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ABSTRACT:
A method of making a prestressed concrete pole, including placing a heat softenable plastic pipe in a metal tube or pipe and filling the space between the pipes with concrete, rotating the metal pipe-concrete assembly rapidly to center the plastic pipe therein, applying hot fluid pressure to the interior of the plastic pipe, longitudinally prestressing the concrete pipe assembly for several hours while the concrete sets, and gradually releasing the fluid pressure and prestressing pressure to obtain a prestressed concrete pole.

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